Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 15.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2014 Jun 19;120(20):3200–3207. doi: 10.1002/cncr.28871

Table 1.

Characteristics of parents and their Hispanic adolescent sons from the NIS-Teen, 2010–2012 (n=4,238)

n (weighted %)
Year
  2010 1270 (32.2)
  2011 1647 (31.8)
  2012 1321 (36.1)
Son characteristics
Age
  13 yr 892 (20.4)
  14 yr 927 (20.3)
  15 yr 880 (21.7)
  16 yr 804 (19.1)
  17 yr 735 (18.5)
Race
  White 3609 (86.1)
  Black 246 (5.6)
  Other 383 (8.3)
Currently lives in state where born
  No 1257 (29.9)
  Yes 2981 (70.1)
Visited healthcare provider in previous year
  No 890 (24.8)
  Yes 3300 (75.2)
Healthcare coverage
  Private insurance 1827 (35.5)
  Public insurance 1838 (50.3)
  No insurance   539 (14.1)
Parent characteristics
Mother's age
  <35 yr 512 (14.0)
  35–44 yr 2156 (55.8)
  45+ yr 1570 (30.2)
Mother's education
  Less than high school 1313 (37.2)
  High school 1003 (25.7)
  Some college 963 (18.7)
  College graduate 959 (18.4)
Mother's marital status
  Not married 1302 (33.1)
  Married 2936 (66.9)
Language of NIS-Teen interview
  English 2540 (52.5)
  Spanish 1690 (47.5)
Received provider recommendation to get son HPV vaccine
  No 3209 (81.8)
  Yes 804 (18.2)
Household characteristics
Poverty status
  Below poverty 1519 (44.6)
  Above poverty, ≤$75,000 1613 (39.2)
  Above poverty, >$75,000 915 (16.1)
Number of children in household
  1 1281 (23.2)
  2–3 2392 (59.7)
  4+ 565 (17.1)
Region of residence
  Northeast 616 (12.4)
  Midwest 521 (9.3)
  South 1755 (34.3)
  West 1346 (43.9)

Note. Totals may not sum to stated sample size due to missing data. Percents may not sum to 100% due to rounding. Frequencies were not weighted. NIS-Teen = National Immunization Survey-Teen; HPV = human papillomavirus.